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The young rider from South Africa may did not win even a single moto but he was consistently in top three and he managed to clinched the overall title in Pro Runabout Open. Farthing won the last moto but it was not enough for him since he DNF on first one. Jean-Baptiste Botti finished second and Takenoshita made it to third overall.

Kyllie Ellmers proved to be fast and consistent in both motos of the particular class. Yukiko Kume showed up very fast this year however she got a second and a third place finish in those two motos. Emi did not make a good start in the first moto but she worked her way through the pack and finished third. She won in class of her own the second moto but it was not enough to give her the overall title. At least that was the news from the announcing tower. Later on we found out that Kanamori won the title in the class having Kume in second place and Pija Sumer from Slovenia in third. Elmmers missed a buoy and she did not realised it however other riders saw her and with the protest she lost the title.

Multi World Champion Chris MacClugage won just another title and made it 3 out of 3 at this years 32nd IJSBA World Finals. He had two incredible 2 and 3rd motos winning in a class of his own showing to everyone that this year he was focused, with superb physical condition and mentally prepared to give 110% at the race course. Therefore, Chris MacClugage won Pro Ski, GP Ski and Pro Sport on his Bullett Racing boats. So Mac Attack proved to be unbeatable this year and set a new bench mark. A great result for Bullett Racing too.

Bullett Racing won two IJSBA World titles with Chris MacClugage and they are going for a third one in Pro Ski. They work together since 2010 and this has been the most successful year. Well done to Bullett Racing and Chris MacClugage.

Multi National and World Champion Chris MacClugage had a great day by winning Sport Class and GP Ski class. Chris MacClugage was feeling more confident than any other year before since 2006 that he had won the Pro Runabout class. On board his perfectly prepared Bullett Racing boats he managed to clean the field. Most impressive of all was the final Moto of GP Ski where he had a great battle with Canadian legend Mike Klippenstein. Chris appeared this year in great shape and stamina and he could work his way in the course no matter what the conditions were. Although he already won two classes he mentioned that he is also focused on winning Pro Ski on Sunday. It was great to see Chris regaining his Mac Attack mode and ride as a true champion.

This is a brand new product from Blowsion. A new handlepole with billet aluminum parts anodized in many colors available in an affordable price. According to John Dady owner of Blowsion the company worked over two years on producing something special and not an exact copy of an other familiar product. It has been tested extensively by Blowsion crew and Jordan Fielder himself. Soon we plan to publish detail photos and specs of this new Blowsion handlepole.

GP Runabout World Champion of 2011 and 2012, James Bushell managed to clean the field in Moto 2 and defend his #1 plate from last two years. Although many other riders appeared to be very strong this year, like Aero Sutan Aswar from Indonesia who won first Moto, James focused really hard and won the last one and he clinched the overall title for third consecutive year. So Jarred Moore from South Africa finished second and Aero got the third place in the podium.